Nox Jeffries bout draws crowd as bettors eye clash
Reno dispatch notes large crowd at arena site with promoter plans, Gov Digk Ulton arrival, and talk of a heavyweight title defense. Reports of Bat Dickerson and rivaling fighters stir betting interest while organizers map seating for about 17 000 and set weekend work schedules for arena completion. John Johnson and Tom Corbett linked to promotion as Jeffries plans maintain title.
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Reno
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Carson City
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Ani
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Tex Rickard
Hest
Dickerson
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Mit
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Franeeca
Chicago
Avery Jurt
Atate
Moylis
Rome
Rickardheary
Enat
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Tole
Orilor
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Mle Krier Ryaye Tynut
Cseanigh Rit
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Uley
Ariel
Sullivuc
Ge Man
Tom Corbett
San Francisco
Jim Coffroth
Loagenteal
Halli Tor Uke
Rom Stilisibners Activitiea Corbett
Mimie Lawder
Szunallto
Cal
Tima Jette
Dyithe
Loth
Aouna
Jeffries
Lanthe
Johnson Money in Sight in Big Fight
San Francisco June 28 The velvet em the big fight opened with betting markets showing Johnson as the favorite. Wagers poured in as well as speculation about the outcome.
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Johnson
San Francisco
Theley
World markets and livestock figures from Chicago to New York
The item reports on world markets with notes from Chicago Livestock and Omaha, listing cattle, hogs, and sheep prices, and detailing sugar and coffee quotes. It mentions market slowdowns, price ranges, and various commodities, including dairy and cheddar products, with references to June reports and regional exchanges.
Brices Son L An Estate Of 100000
Fragmentary text notes Brice's son in an estate valued at 100000 with references to a senator, local officials, and a mob scene in Kaw Forks. Details are garbled. readable items include names and roles, but specifics are unclear.
Fractured Night In Mourning At Indiana Town
A garbled reading recounts a chaotic scene near Hammond Indiana with injuries and damaged vehicles. Names and details are unclear but mentions of Betz and Ripley appear amid a list of affected people and bystanders.
Roosevelt Cannot Escape Crowds At New York Event
Roosevelt faced a crowded scene in New York as he prepared to speak at exercises. Police and station staff surrounded him, and excited crowds followed as reporters noted the president’s reluctance to decline plans for the appearance. He remained determined to return soon, despite the noisy reception.
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New York
Roosevelt
Col
Anemevell
Hayrard
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Ald
Fetter Cartier
Lomax confirms a major broadside about Pacific railway plan
Lomax confirms a statement on a vast Pacific railway project affecting the Western Pacific region. The report mentions locations near San Francisco and a large transport initiative tying to El Tigre, with references to a general overview and political reactions.
Robbers Attempt An AULO Hold Up Reported
Unclear text describes an attempted armed robbery near a location with references to individuals and groups, including named parties and a confrontation between suspects and a victim. The fragment mentions tools and attire but lacks coherent details or verifiable facts.
Track surveys for a new aviation project
Fragmentary OCR text references surveys for a new aviation track and associated work. The readable portions mention surveying activity, funding, locations, and possible hazards. No clear names, dates, or concrete outcomes are discernible.
Neighborhood football event honors community figures
A fragmented notice outlines a local competition with a large silver trophy to be awarded at a forthcoming civic gathering. It mentions Colonel W. and Bird Gardner as district leaders, with plans for early duties and additional contests scheduled for the upcoming week.
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Uran
Oimt
Fur
Cenivetiifom Semang Professioné
Axa
Bird Gardner
Georks Tarballaminthor
Strike at Big Milla in Ohio shuts short
A sharp strike at Big Milla in Ohio halted operations for two hours as 1200 workers walked out aided by a majority refusing pay. A clash with management occurred at the mill building formerly known as the double house, with eviction noted for at least one driver amid disputes over arbitration.
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Yurtin's Ferry
Albere
Atribers
ANIL
Wan Agnins
Senator Schiff Sees No Immediate Rail Law Change
Portland June 3 8 Senator-elect I I Schiff of Ruth Loeb Co New York passes through Portland bound for Alaska on a vacation trip He doubts recent Interstate Commerce Commission proposals will prompt immediate changes to rail law and expects Congress to act for several years before any modification occurs He anticipates further discussions on regulatory policy under the present administration.
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Portland
Ore
Ircob
I. Bolil
Ruth, Loeb & Uo
New York
Honttio
Atéamsee
Alaska
Ageer
Tader
Bohle Bald
Death of Senator Samuel D McEnery
Senator Samuel Durgass McEnery of Louisiana died at home after a bout of indigestion. The 7th term Democrat had recently returned from Washington, and health concerns had limited his activity. Funeral arrangements and tributes followed as newsers noted his loyal service and political stance.
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Samuel Durgass McEnery
Sonalny ‘McEnery
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Miahone
Vallint
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Micknery
Washington
Sanator
MeEnery
Cnngrete
West Nf
Menttor McEnery
New Orleans
Rip
Wetterfly Party
Ale
Tater
Dorwe
Agama Trinidad
Fenrir
Natal
Government Seizes Atlantic Coastal Areas and Cadence of Events
Fragmented text reports government control over Atlantic coast regions near Nicaragua and disputed zones. Mentions unnamed leaders, unclear place names, and references to captured figures. The garbled lines imply political upheaval and possible state actions affecting coastlines and leadership.
Unclear wartime trial tale in Chicago amid turmoil
Fragmentary diary style report from Chicago dated June 28 describes a wartime trial and public reaction. It references a defendant or accused figure, a judge or authority, and social unrest. The text is heavily garbled with many illegible names and phrases, making precise details difficult to extract.
Peary Suit Seeks Prints of Arctic Discovery
The court opened proceedings in a suit brought by Rudolph Francke against Peary over rights to prints and materials from Arctic expeditions. Judge and counselors argued jurisdiction and the handling of Peary’s equipment list and expedition records while the case proceeded.
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Berlin
Robert W. Peary
Hec
Sult
Rudolph Franeke
Eraneke
Hpi Buelito
Fia “Gourt
Amerciab
Bngids
Hall
Feary
United States
Peary
Ablarngs
Jaldunmmi
Binh
Greenland
Omak
Cook
Depnetine
Fritche
Maeas
Francke
Penry
Ulead
Col
Rooneyalt
Alre
Penny
Meancke
Geraint
Pyle
Win by Willeenech Tablet at June 28 event
A fragmented report notes Willeenech Tablet and Aadlunn securing a win on June 28 at the University venue in Whurolhih. Cleny NNR and Inman OF regount are mentioned among participants, with reference to town and local venues.
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Aadlunn
Win
Cleny Nnr
Premise le Inman
Regount of
Harvard Celebrate Commencement Day Amid Campus Pomp
A 1920s ceremony at Harvard marks commencement with alumni and faculty present. Notables include President Ruair Welt and various honorees from the Roosevelt class of 1900 era. The event features honorary degrees and a notable turnout at the campus quadrangle.
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Mosk
Bosstel
Mtvolt
Bine
Brogkiliow
Tito
California Veterinarian Student Studies Animal Diseases
Oakland California February article notes a UC Berkeley student plans two years of study on rinderpest at the University of California and later work in pathology. The piece mentions Boynton’s background at Cornell and his long tenure in rabies and animal pathology in New York.
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Cal
Wi N. Reguton
Foytoady
California
Boynton
Mit
I Uimh
Cornell
York
Third Trip of Airship Zeppelins Mission Report
Dusanscart on 28th led Count Zeppel in the Heutwehland with a full crew and passengers. The dirigible traversed toward Avon and entered the towns of Biberfeld and Sole Ingen despite wind, 17 miles from its base.
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Zeppelin
Biberfeld
Equal Rights For All At Panama
Article discusses equal rights at Panama with statements attributed to Secretary of Wardiook and President. Dickinson arrives in the city and meets with officials to arrange meetings before departure, mentioning privileges for Proamra and potential freight arrangements. The note references the steamship Stborle and includes a list of attendees.
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Dunn
Panams Wim
Wardiook
Dickinson
Tata
Senitte
Dickinwon
Dickioney
Scoretane
Uekimeat
Dleldueauy
Yale Marvard Baseball Aim Yale Marvard Baseball Aim
Fragmented OCR text about Yale and Harvard baseball with numerous garbled names and stray phrases. Readable elements mention Yale and Harvard teams and a game score fragment, but many words are unintelligible. Unable to extract a coherent event or outcome from the damaged text.
Infession Leads To Discovery Of GacHe in Turmoil
A garbled report describes a bizarre event involving a deputy sheriff and a jail, with a focus on a discovery tied to a person named GacHe. The text is unclear but hints at a remarkable, chaotic scene and a questionable perfume store as a setting.
Train Bandits Elude Officers In Pursuit
A major city report details a gang of three robbers who evaded pursuing detectives after a daytime hold up near the Dewey Bridge. The trio boarded the Oregon Short Line No 14 train, fled on foot, and were tracked by a city-wide posse and Pinkerton agents. Police listed stolen eggs, cash, and valuables from local residents, while witnesses described the suspects and the evolving chase through town streets.
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Uitoris Law and
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Ouden
Dave
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Jae
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Tony
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Mbouh
Wie
Rohan
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